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Active Like a Girl teaches young women value of sport
A group of Saskatoon girls are being taught sports aren't just for boys. The city's annual Active Like a Girl event gets girls aged 10 to 14 to try their hand at new sports to build confidence a...
Sep 13, 2015
Civic Museum of Regina gets funding to keep doors open
A museum in Regina that many people didn't even know existed could soon be reopening its doors. After preserving the city's history for the last 55 years, the Civic Museum of Regina said it was forced...
Sep 13, 2015
Cocaine seized, woman arrested in North Battleford
A woman faces charges after RCMP found cocaine in a North Battleford home. Battlefords RCMP originally responded to an assault complaint on the 1600 block of 102nd Street at 8:08 a.m. Friday. Police a...
Sep 13, 2015
Alcohol may be factor in ATV rollover death
Police believe alcohol was a factor after a man died when his ATV rolled near Manor, Sask. Carlyle RCMP said a small group of people were riding ATVs on a trail near the town when it looks like the 41...
Sep 13, 2015
Massive container tank moving through Sask. highways
It may be the largest shop-built tank in Western Canada, and starting on Monday it's taking a 550 kilometre convoy from Biggar to Estevan. Over the past four months, AGI-Envirotank has melted steel to...
Sep 13, 2015
Dog owners growling at new Whitecap Park plan
Dog owners would rather use Whitecap Park's new master plan to pick up after their pets than see it become a reality. The new design includes an 80-acre fenced dog park, a section of the Meewasin...
Sep 13, 2015
Bombers beat Riders 22-7 in ugly Banjo Bowl
Make it 10 losses for the Riders this season, the latest a 22-7 defeat at the hands of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a Banjo Bowl that may be better soon forgotten. The Riders may have lost again but w...
Sep 12, 2015
Canadian Armed Forces march in Regina's first Freedom of the City parade
With flags waving, firearms in hand and drums beating, hundreds of Canadian Armed Forces members marched down the streets of Regina Saturday afternoon during a Freedom of the City parade. The event is...
Sep 12, 2015
Crash north of Saskatoon sends 2 to hospital, backs up traffic
A crash on the northern edge of Saskatoon on Saturday sent two men to the hospital and caused a massive traffic backup on the road to Martensville. The Saskatoon fire department said a small car hit a...
Sep 12, 2015
GAME DAY: Riders looking for 2nd straight win in Banjo Bowl
The Riders are in Winnipeg right now taking on the Blue Bombers in the annual Banjo Bowl. A win would be the Riders second in a row and second in a row over the Bombers after beating them 37-19 in las...
Sep 12, 2015
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